from hezbollah in lebanon, from the houthis in yemen, from the militias in syria, in iraq, and from iran itself. so it's a not that complicated resolution for the united states to say what we are not going to do is stop giving israel weapons. i am not going -- trying to advocate for the outcome. i am just trying to explain that sitting in the room, that's the kind of thing we had to contend with. the other thing that goes into the deeply satisfying and hard role is, i do believe we made a considerable difference in the amount of humanitarian assistance that got into gaza, and i do believe it saved a lot of lives and averted a famine that was long predicted and that we staved off because every day we were working this issue very hard. was it enough? no, it was not enough. but look at where we are today, weeks where there has been an absolute siege in gaza, no food, medicine or nothing getting it. that is the difference between an american policy that pushes and get stuff through, and one that doesn't. so, that is unsatisfying. if i were sitting in the audience right now, i would say, i'm

certainly the disaster that hamas has brought that region including iran. when we think about the ceasefire and making people's lives better it's certainly affects the entire region and the think that's what we can all count on. yes, ma'am. >> you started out with some of the remarks saying iran must stop and dismantle its nuclear programs -- >> that was ambassador wycoff. >> yes. what he tweeted earlier today. just try to get some clarity on what the administration sees as a potential incoherent with these negotiations with iran. last week heading into the talks in oman, wycoff made some remarks through the "wall street journal" in which he said the red line would be the weaponization of iran's nuclear capability, presumably leaving the door open to iran maintaining its nuclear sibling program. this administration open to an end stage where i have civilian nuclear programs but they are no longer able to speedily get a nuclear weapon? >> first of all, for comprehensive response we've heard from caroline earlier the white house has that kind of response. wha

the legal and oppressive sanctions by the us in return for confidence, building and transparency by iran, which are already in place were very extensive within the framework of the j. c poet. but due to us withdrawal, we reduce them. but what is clear is that we are fully committed to our obligations under the n p t and under the safeguards agreements scholars therefore, for now, the talks will continue within the same framework. but what the details will ultimately look like. we must leave to the passage of time in the next stages, but i haven't talked too well here. one says to have the main goal is the fall. the 2nd round of new here talks with content one on washington do on saturday and on our to remove the long standing us sanctions against a one and to restore transparency on tape once nuclear program. well, uh uh, to have on all surface sizes, its ongoing commitments to the in between nonproliferation treaty and also expresses preference for resolving the issue for diplomacy. meanwhile, the ring for a ministry spokes person said that the united states must clarify its position an

. ♪ >> in the day's other headlines, iran's supreme leader said initial talks with the u.s.ver his country's rapidly developing nuclear program were taken well. but he downplayed prospects for a deal. in his first comments since negotiators met last saturday, he said he's neither overly optimistic nor overly pessimistic about the new dialogue. the trump administration has walked back comments that suggested a willingness to allow tehran to enrich uranium at a low level. the u.s. special envoy made that suggestion last night on fox news. >> this is going to be much about verification on the enrichment program. and ultimately verification on weatherization. wait here to see if we can solve this situation, diplomatically and with dialogue. >> taking to social media, steve woodcock called on them to dismantle the new year program altogether. the next round of talks is expected this weekend. or in oman, where last week's meetings took place. russia today said recent talks with the u.s. were constructive but they would not give any sort of timetable for a peace agreement on ukrain

it comes as iran supremely atalla at a home and a made his fast remarks about the in direct tools. he says the red lines and then they go. sions are created to both sides. the english to um, no, we shouldn't be overly optimistic, nor overly pessimistic about these tongues. in the end, it's a move that's been decided upon and as being action. and so far, the initial steps have been carried out. well, it should be followed up carefully. the red lines are clear to the other side and to us, of course, we are very distrustful of the other side. we but we're confident in our own capabilities. she was all to his assault, a, as in that's her. on with more on what the arabian supreme lead you have to say a, this was the 1st public statement that'd be here. it's from a rain is supreme neither i to low, highly harmony following the indirect talks between iran and the united states. the have a meeting with a group of higher ranking, uranian officials, 3 days after the previous round, and 4 days ahead of the next round of talks between the 2 countries, which is going to happen again in a month.

iran come to the table, negotiate. to be your future. >> the us has carried out more than 500 airstrikes in yemen since march 15th. the saudis carried out 25,000 airstrikes against the houthis from 2015 to 2019. but failed to stop this iranian proxy. international ships are still traveling around the tip of africa to avoid the red sea. bret? >> bret: jen, another topic. a top adviser to defense secretary pete hegseth has been placed on administrative leave? what do we know. >> that's right, bret. today one of defense secretary hegseth's closest advisers, dan caldwell w was escorted from the pentagon following a leak investigation involving sensitive information. reuters was first to report. on march 21st, hegseth's chief of staff threatened to use polygraph after the "new york times" reported elon musk was invited to a china war briefing with the joint chiefs. that meeting never happened. caldwell, a marine veteran, served with hegseth at concerned veterans for america. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon,

>> we global security first thing we have to look at what i term the new access the russia, china, iranrth korea. in the participation that they have one with another. we know that iran, china and russia have just completed their fifth-round of naval exercises, joint naval exercises since 2019. so this is something that we should be paying attention to. and realize that they are trying to achieve global dominance and of course this is china's goal we know that this is where their goal we know that they are working tirelessly on when they're using different ways to come at us. whether it's intellectual property or economic incorporation,rc the military exercises that they are doing, with people, iran, north korea, the way they are looking at that so when you look at the indo pacific, you have to look at what is happening there with russia, china, iran and north korea with the means global lead. with russia, the push in the friendship we have with iran, how they were using north korea when it comes to hypersonic iran is doing drones and china is goingg russia soil and run soil so we have

we in the other side understand us iran talks are set to continue this week and to run singles out the removal of sanctions as a key to negotiations came to the just after 11 p. m. here in moscow and you're watching r t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story is a lot of our zalinski has fired the head of ukraine. so me region as follows, the russian strike on sunday that killed ukrainian troops who had gathered in the city center. moscow has accused of using civilians as human shields as our corresponding eagerness. donald reports a $360.00 ukrainian service men were killed according to the russian defense ministry. as it said, that it launched a strike against a meeting of high profile ukrainian offices into town. soon. at the same time, the russian defense ministry also to the attention to the fact that leads into place at the very center of a civilian town issue, which is very densely populated. now in the fully minutes, an hour is off to the attacking the accused. washer of targeting civilians and civilians alone just though they called i

last december, iran has lots of damage to its air defense systems. it's missile production capabilities. they're much more careful about what they're doing. there is stories about the rocky militias negotiating to lay down their arms because they've been intimidated by both the us for some differences as well as, as rarely for someone setting aside, all of that. in the is really value to change the security environment they have or are at risk of the overreaching well the these air strikes uh, in the gods are recently they've killed 50 people. sure. it got one of the commanders, the fuel commander supplement. but to what end, it was a tactical victory. but how does that bring this conflict to annette? how do these roles get victory from that? by killing more people? this, it doesn't make any sense. but what you're seeing, the new is really chief of staff and the new is really depends minister is a much, much harder of mine on gauze in, in the. and there is clearly a desire here to use parts of them for victory, which in no way shape or form is going

here comes iran and i am stunned by these guys. have a playbook that they opened up again and it's the replay and the negotiations they did with obama in 2013 that led to the disastrous 2015 deal. what am i talking about? they are saying look, we will reduce all the iranian we have to a li low percentage, the nucr deal, in other words we are not going to build a nuclear weapon we're just going to use it for civilian commercial nuclear power because that is a boldfaced lie. and they are thinking the trump administration will buy this after all in 2018 trump pulled out of that very deal and then in 2019 with north korea did not dismantle that program after they fully intended to do so at a meeting in hanoi trump terminated the meeting and walked away so here they are trying to convince this same administration obviously was some new players but the president is the key here that the fact that we are going to lower and use it for civilian power is a distinction that no longer has a difference because why? ten years later the iranians

witkoff last night talking about verification programs that need to be in place to make sure that iran doesn't exceed a certain enrichment level, to make sure that they don't weaponize. here's a little bit of what he told sean hannity on fox news last night. take a listen. >> this is going to be much about verification on the enrichment program. and then ultimately verification on weaponization. that includes missiles, the type of missiles that they have stockpiled there. and it includes the trigger for a bomb. >> so boris witkoff went on to say that there's no reason that iran needs to enrich past 3.67%, a very specific number. remember, you need about 90% enrichment to to get to a bomb. so he was allowing for the possibility of civilian enrichment for energy. and then today, an apparent reversal with that tweet in which he, he says that the there should be an elimination of its nuclear enrichment and weapons weaponization program. that seems pretty clear. eliminate the nuclear enrichment program. now, i reached out to the administration for some clarification. an administration offic

the people's impersonation tortured and on december 12th 2020 executed june as was a gymnast, and iran and an x are willing to give and risk the father and son of the moon on the stuff on the business day. the news line from the inside of it posts and continues these crowds down on descent, thrushes sentences forward your list of 5 and a half years in prison. on charges and extreme is in 5 declining. they work for a non profit that's out by deceased deposition, leave it like saying invalid and also on the program. ignoring the place of refugees and sit down, civil war will have catastrophic consequences. warning from the united nations as an international conference on sit down begins in london. donald trump phrase is federal funding for harvard asked to be late to us, been investing with jack. so.

i do want to answer your question on iran, of course. as you know, the president has made it clear the dialogue and discussion while making his directives able to obtain this and the president spoke today and helped facilitate these toxins i have read out. he thanked him for united states and ending negotiations and discuss the united states ongoing operations and emphasized the houthis will pay the price. an additional negotiation between representatives have been scheduled for saturday and i have nothing more to add all not. >> dismantling the entire program in this. >> the president does not want to see iran with the nuclear program. he has been very clear on this. >> is the president expecting if china doesn't come to the table on time plus. >> a long ways away obviously, two months is a long time as you have all seen, we see trump speed around here, we do want to get ahead as the president leads negotiations. >> taking care of china to get done, is still on the table? >> the president made his decision right here, although i do have

, the campaign on iran continues.ar he wants to see dialogue and discussion with iran making his directive about iran never being able to obtain nuclear weapons quite clear. and the president spoke to the sultan of oman to help facilitate the talks and i have a readout for all of you. he held a call with him on sultan of oman and emphasized the need for iran to and nuclear program through negotiations. the two leaders discussed united states ongoing operations with the houthis and will pay a price with ending time checking the red sea. as you know additional negotiations between steve witkoff and iran representative scheduled for saturday. since these are ongoing negotiations i have nothing else to add on that. >> reporter: thank you, karoline. the president of sold town of oman as it focused on dismantling the nuclear program or just restricting enriched uranium or the missile program? >> secretary leavitt: the president does not want to see putin with a nuclear program and does not want iran to have a nuclear progra

we in the other side understand iran, us talks are set to continue this week. you know, mon enter run, identifies removal of sanction as a key negotiating for the it's a wonderful evening here in the russian capital and you're watching r t international. i am your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story vladimir zalinski, has fired the head of ukraine's so me region this falls, the russian strike on sunday that killed ukrainian troops who had gathered in the city center. there was accused of using civilians as human shields. and our correspondent, eager as don of has all the details at least 60 ukrainian service men were killed. according to the russian defense ministry. as it said, that it launched a strike against a meeting of high profile ukrainian offices in the town. soon, at the same time, the russian defense ministry also to the attention to the facts if that meeting took place at the very centre of a civilian town issue, which is very densely populated. now in the fully minutes, an hour is off to the attack. the accused wash out of ta

saying that iran should not ties all of the issues of the country to the negotiations. this is, must be heard from the radiance opin, neither as his statements. but how the, the statements are going to be translated into action. it's something that we have to wait to see what happens in the next round of talks. in all my toilet study, algebra. 2 different i quoting through as sentence for my president oriental my last 215 years in prison for money laundering, amada, was convicted of accepting a legal funds from a brazilian construction firm to bankroll his election campaigns for mont. his wife was also found guilty of money laundering in the same after years of political dispute, sprains government has agreed on a plan to relocate thousands of unaccompanied migrant children from the canary islands to the mainland. integration facilities on the islands have been struggling to cope with a record number of arrivals in recent years. that has made 3 for some 10 every. so the 10s of thousands of on documented migrants on the canary islands itself and local volunteers to provi

the same way the prime minister of netanyahu of israel spoke very eloquently to the people of iran to isolate the regime from the people. so that's actually very good approach. president trump secretary rubio should speak to chinese people directly. >> host: president trump wednesday pretty optimistic china was going to be ready to make a a deal. let's listen to what he said. >> we have tremendous amount of spirit from other countries including china. china wants to make a deal. they just don't know quite to go about it, you know? one of the sinks a to know quite, proud people. president xi is a proud man. i know them very well. they don't know quite how to go about it but they will figure it out in the press is the figure it out but the want to make a deal. >> host: do you think that's an accurate assessment? >> guest: i think it is accurate. definitely i think xi jinping knows how to make a deal. just pick up a phone call president trump and that would show his weakness. but remember, the entire chinese kindness party regime is based upon three basic concepts. number one, the party

as, as the issue of i munition stockpiles in relation to a possible strike on iran and to renewed escalation on the northern front. well, they solves rather alarming would repeatedly also the idea of to comment on these claims. no response later the anya reportedly denied the report, say, it distorted the army and it takes position presented at the close store meeting and does not reflect the facts as they are. instead, what was made public. the chief of stuff, speaking to reserve soldiers and guys saying the idea must stay united and not to be dragged into internal risk taking. listen. the idea of will continue to operate in a unifying manner and will not allow divisions to penetrate its ranks. reserve soldiers have the right to express their opinions as civilians when not on active reserve duty on any topic and in a democratic manner. there are plenty of ways in places for civil protest. the attempt to drag the idea into this, including speaking, as a group on behalf of a military unit, is unacceptable. and we will not all calls for you to grow louder. the vision is already there, it's all

he was in person is tortured, and on december 12th 2020 executed a good one as was a gymnast, and iran and an x are willing to give and risk was a 100 and some of the more stuff on the what is it really is possible to reverse page researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube dw documentary. it's really couldn't be watched the nicest news. 12 little tiny or you can put some sliced chicken, a 3 car in these events in self titled videos, challenging gem and would so explains quick and easy. short and sweet. find us on t w dot com, click on apply and social media video news for nanning german quotes from sliced the. this is dw news coming to you live from berlin, world's worst humanitarian crisis, the wed warrens that ignoring the place of refugees and sometimes civil war will have catastrophic consequences. this comes as an international meeting on sedan gets underway in london. also coming up us president donald trump freezes federal funding for ha

neither i to loudly accommodate following the in direct talks between iran and the united states and online. he just address that group feed rainy in high ranking officials and it happens 3 days after the previous round, 4 days ahead of the next round of talks. that is going to take place again and online on saturday. and also we heard a sort of balanced approach from the supreme did there pertaining to the talks. as you said, he said that the we are neither optimist nor pessimist pertaining to the talks. it shows that there is a sort of shifted in the air that could be a proceed because just weeks ago, months ago, if i'm not mistaken. be heard this a statement from disappearing either daddy rhonda is not going to nig. ready shapes with the united states, so at the time being we see this ships betsy, also referred to the cloud of mistrust that exist in the air by giving reference to the united states by giving you access to the j cpr experienced. and envision the trump had this ration you naturally withdraw from the deal. and then one last thing which is again, comes in the context o

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perspective and the fears that encompassed the campaign especially as it related to the threat from irannd the attempts and desire to kill him in retaliation for trump's killing of general solomonic in 2021. host: the hospital, elaborate more on that and what happens there. guest: basically trump those from the stage to the hospital in butler. it is unclear, susie wiles was there that day. lacavita was in milwaukee. it was unclear to them what condition trump was in. if you go back and look at what happened at the hospital that day. the amount of chaos and uncertainty about trump's condition. he came out in a stretcher. he was very bloody at the time. please team think -- his team including his campaign communications director was getting incoming from reporters who were asking if trump had died. there was one outlet that was about to report that trump had died. there was an enormous amount of chaos in the hospital that day. one thing stands out. trump understood intuitively that the images from that day and the photos that were taken would be incredibly politically valuable to him and t

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iran is defenseless against an attack.etaliated against israel since october attack which was devastating on them. they remove their defenses and much of the rockets and missiles we have maximum sanctions hanging over their head here, the economy is in the tank. if they don't want to dismantle their program and get sanction relief and be welcomed in as a legitimate country. if i going to stop the malign behavior in the region then we execute the ultimatum that president trump has laid out in front of them. that would be the israeli led u.s. supported attack. if there's something the president doesn't want to do but iran looks like they're going to force the hand, that's where we are. maria: do you think in fact they will pull the trigger, the israelis to decimate the iranian buildup of nuclear weapons? >> there is no doubt. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that and president trump said it himself. that is ultimatum, the iranians clearly understand that. we know what they are going to do. they said will say will go ba

nobody thinks north korea is on our side or iran or china.est way, he wants to make friends with our enemies. what is he up to? i'm i don't i don't have any conspiracy theories, but i do not get it. i do not get what this guy's love of russia particularly is. and always be always forgiving them. we have witkoff, who seems like a serious guy, a serious negotiator over there trying to find out what is their problem with peace. their problem with peace is it doesn't expand the former soviet empire. it doesn't include belarus and it doesn't threaten poland. and it's not going to take crimea and all those countries, they want more land. this is the old russian land grab. they want more land. this is what's going on. and trump refuses to see it. >> yeah. no, chris, you're absolutely right. and i a point of personal privilege, i guess i have to point to ed luce's book that's about to come out. that's actually on my father's life. but it's actually an incredible history lesson into the decades and decades and decades of work that has been done to sec

even under the carter administration, visa holders from iran had visas revoked.n the first trump administration, we had visas for chinese citizens revoked. and of course, the muslim bans. now, the trump administration is discussing pursuing a new china visa ban. they have announced a visa ban on all south sudanese which includes revoking the basis of people from those countries -- the visas of people from those countries in our country now. i think these are efforts to soften up the playing field for the speech-based visa revocations. but we are also seeing a pack -- an attack on association and our right to associate as people in the united states and our right to associate anonymously. i want to make sure folks are also thinking about the trump administration's efforts to seek the student disciplinary records from universities, which is very dangerous because it is all the information they make it, not just about the student who is subject to the disciplinary proceeding but the names of the groups they belong to, other members of the groups, the member rolls, t

china, iran, north korea, russia and post threats the military systems china is the most system that will russia and capabilities through ongoing operations. drink any attempt to undermine security will face overwhelming response. an essential part of our future strategy includes accelerated integration of artificial intelligence and offers unparalleled in position in cyberspace operations. expanding a.i. across operations and maintain in cyber domain to excellence requires more press workforce. implement new tools and opportunities to invest in our workforce. training facilities and capabilities court and from congress and well-positioned to achieve these results facing adversaries and securing our interest in protecting our future. i look forward to answering any questions you may have. >> in the wake of persistence was republic of china the last two years my from conclusion the importance is as important today as ever been. has evolved? >> thank you for your question. the relationship people so that we achieve objectives. the first is we see and understand what our adversaries is

north korea and what iran is doing. for starters, competition can work really well. competition from a commercial perspective is really great. at one point in time having one launch provider, now we have a theory mature c industry. helping us launching them into orbit. as long as we do not lose. right now, that could not be more important in the ultimate high ground of space. that is a critically important domain. nasa will continue and i will lead the way in that high ground we will be collaborate a and looking out for us. >> that is right. be not just know that she is really smart. she is working hard. as you know, it concerns me that 60% of our spectrum is held by federal agencies. much of that is not being used. we cannot afford that. we are commercializing only 5% of that. so, talk to me about the importance of the end tia conduct being and inventory. the importance of the ftc supporting and inventory. the importance of congress restoring the ability to have spectrum option doherty. as i mentioned previously i think this is incredibly important to our economic a

growth lands and all the men growth, but we also it would also depend on the impact of new sanctions on irann venezuela, on russia, and also on opec plus policies. and lastly on how the us shale sector feel about spending, putting capital into this highly uncertain market. so there's a lot of moving factors. i think it's still too early to make a call there. >> toro, i appreciate you joining us on the back of your publication of this report. toro bassani, head of oil industry and markets division at iea. president trump's tariffs are unlikely to lead to a us bound reshoring in manufacturing, but rather see companies go globetrotting for the lowest tariffs on offer. that is, according to the new cnbc supply chain survey, of the 380 businesses and supply chain groups surveyed, more than half said cost was the primary reason they would not be reshoring. those that do aim to move manufacturing to the us say they will heavily lean into automation, and more than 60,000 of respondents said rising costs would need to be passed on to the consumer, likely leading to a fall in demand and potential rece

displaced by 2 years of fine drums. foreign ministry spokesman is the next round of talks between iran and the united states will be held in oman on saturday and will be in direct both sides of cold. the 1st in direct meeting, positive us president. donald trump, besides the totes, need to move fast, or ron will face very harsh consequences as i want them to be a rich, great nation. the only thing is one thing simple. really simple. they can't have a nuclear weapon, and they gotta go fast because they're fairly close to having one. and they're not going to have one that we have to do something very harsh. we'll do that. i'm not doing it for us. i'm doing it for the world. and these are radicalized people, and they cannot have a nuclear weapon. right on the radius, of course, is the us does not plan to return demand the cold say what wrong was wrongly deported 12, salvador ken lagossi a is accused of being a member of the salvador in gang m. s. a teen. in the unanimous decision, the supreme court ruled the government must bring him home, but the department of justice says it has no powe

soon as was a gymnast and iran and an x are willing to give and risk the son of the month, the stuff may said on the the hello and welcome to this measure episode um echo africa and this week is not just me because coming to you from this talk as them there is my color. so came all the way from lagos, nigeria, chris, you know, like you love the clothes i bring your will from lee goes nigeria. and it's a real delight to be here. it is. um, be in the show.

>> i would say have been working a lot how russia and china, north korea and iran are working together so everything i explained cannot be understood without context much larger context so i will give you an example. i do not have any intelligence information to tell you how russia or china operate and they are cooperating when it comes to this in their -- they have strategic document they are cooperating in intelligence so make no mistake, the often times are but they have mutual enemies inches when they do their cost analysis the end analysis. >> we have a question. >> thank you. >> you laid out really well. in the meetings that occurred, saudi arabia on ukraine between the united states and russia they were present and what came out was an articulation by russia that they want to engage up in the arctic with the united states trump is made his points pretty clear so it looks like that may be moving forward. the set an example of hybrid war? the maritime arctic they've made your book, and the maritime market and the china component and the agreement is to keep the u.s. out so if you'

he wants a deal with iran. but fundamentally, he's asking for the same thing that every single american president has been asking for since the dawn of time. >> he's got a lot of balls in the air right now, but i feel like he inherited a world in chaos. the balls were already in the air. he's doing his level best to try to land them, and i pray to god that he does, because there's a lot of things that get well out of hand beyond what they are right now. >> all right, ain't that the truth? and thank you for watching. newsnight. don't miss tuesday's news night. i'll have a special guest, a one on one interview with melinda french gates at 10 p.m. right here on cnn. and in the meantime, you can catch me anytime on your favorite social media sites, instagram and tiktok. cnn's coverage continues next. >> what's up, khalil nation? it's your number one broker with the best full service wealth management skills in the biz. >> actually, i'm seeing something from schwab. >> oh. >> yeah. schwab lets you invest and trade o

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let me go to iran, if i may. and meeting face to face with the iranian foreign minister, the first known contact with the u.s. and iran since the president took office. same question, but a different context. are the iranians trying to buy time? my understanding and public disclosures have the mat and the iaea report about 60% enrichment to get from 60 to 90%, which is weapon grade? grade enrichment is a very short period of time. then they would need a delivery system. so my question is this. both you and the president have been very adamant that the iranian and iranians cannot get a bomb. i agree with both of you. i'm skeptical like a lot of other people. how do you have a conversation with people that believe in a caliphate, convert, convert or die? and, you know, the notion that they've got to wipe israel and the u.s. off the map? i don't know if it's ever going to be possible to get a deal with people that have that ideology and mindset. how'd it go? >> well, well, sean, the president's message of peace thro

. >> algunos dicen que irán a probar suerte a este lugar, pero creen que la solución a largo plazo es junio de este año. estaremos pendientes para ver si lo que el alcalde denominó como un experimento realmente da resultados en san josé. tamara mino univisión. >> toca seguir atentos sobre este tema y ahora es momento de ver un adelanto del noticiero nacional con elián zidán. buenas noches elian. >> así es. muy buenas noches. una abuela hispana de texas estuvo a punto de ser deportada cuando llamó a emergencias al 911. y esto tras reportarse un problema con su auto. pero llegaron los agentes de inmigración y las autoridades de la ciudad de méxico. encontraron restos humanos donde hubo previamente un campamento para migrantes en la capital y sus familiares los habían reportado como desaparecidos. con esto y mucho más, los esperamos justo cuando termine su noticiero local y comience la edición nocturna. >> los restos del premio nobel de literatura mario vargas llosa fueron cremados esta noche en una ceremonia privada. tal y como lo pidió el escritor peruano vargas llosa murió el domingo

and why this should inform perspectives on was from ukraine to garza to china and iran to be lead to war. and the poor in which country is one of its co authors is professor james galbraith, of the university of texas. he used to work for the us congress and his edited the works of his father. after all, jeff came, johnson advised that john kenneth galbraith. he joins me from austin, texas. professor galbraith, thank you so much for coming on before he gets out of your book with the jim chan explains how russia have benefited from nathan haitian sanctions. something that is not really written about in nature countries. um, can i just ask how societies a do not limit the monopoly power? they destroyed themselves? that's one of them. one of the issues that to explain in the book, but actually come to think of it. what is the entropy economics at all? the title of this book as well. but the basic pieces of the book is that our conventional view of economic life, which comes down to us from 18th century, from adam smith and was reinforced in the 20th century by the, the mass so much as a

and why this should inform perspectives on was from ukraine to guys a to china and iran to be lead war in the pool in which country is one of its co authors is professor james galbraith, of the university of texas. he used to work with us congress and his edited the works of his father. after all, jeff came johnson advise that john kenneth galbraith. he joins me from austin, texas. professor galbraith, thank you so much for coming on before he gets out of your book with the jim chan explains how russia have benefited from nathan haitian sanctions. something that is not really written about in nature countries. um, can i just ask how societies a do not limit the monopoly power.

our understanding is iran in the u.s. italy to hold the talks and iran implied maybe they would meet again in a month, so it is confusing. the biggest question is what will they talk about, what are the specifics, how will they move forward from last saturday's talks? can the u.s. and iran sit down, not in the same room, but in the same country with a mediator? how do they move on to the trickier questions of curbing iran's nuclear program. easing sanctions? all these things are much more difficult than we will have to see after saturday's talks. what the next steps are. lizzie: ok, getting to the nitty-gritty next weekend. paul wallace, thank you. the u.s. special envoy steve wycoff described talks with vladimir putin as compelling speaking to fox news, saying putin made a request to secure peace with ukraine but russia insisted on seizing crimea, these must be recognized in any accord. as we look at futures pointing lower on both sides of the atlantic, brightness on the dax futures as well as the ftse 100. more next. th

, silly question, and it is absolutely true that that's the best deal that is possible because the iran has made clear possible that we're not interested in nuclear weapons. and we are interested in, and this is a said by the uranium farm is that we are interested in assuaging the security concerns of all the countries. and therefore we're, you know, we're willing to work with them and said, yeah, with that we don't want a new, clear weapons like capability that do a possible deal like that is on the table. now the problem is, will trump take it? because there are going to be a lot of voices in his ear, especially from the israel la bay, from let in the oh, well, i going to be pressing him and telling him horrifically stories about, you know, you around the, you know, that's do america. and these are crazy reasons, you know, that they want to destroy it, israel and they want to destroy the united states. you comp, positively give them anything. and that might be persuasive. on the other hand, if he signs a deal, which is simply j. c b o, a 2 point, oh oh, that would be a big diplomatic

because iran was broke. >> after representatives from the trump administration met with iran on saturdayhe president making it clear that a new era in nuclear negotiations has begun. let's bring in... great to have you on the show is always. want to put soap on on the screen if i can. i've got this. this is part of your piece in "the new york post". previous and ministrations would have never dreamed of direct talks with up pariah state like iran. so early in a new administration they would've slow walk to this is the theme here correct? >> yes. even more importantly with -- with the peace argues is we are looking at a historic realignment in the middle east right now. that is pro-peace, pro west. that would destroy the old russian iranian chinese axis and replace it with a u.s., saudi, israeli access. all of the important players, it's in their interest for this to happen. and if trump can pull this off, i think it's worthy of a potential nobel prize. you will hear a lot of chatter. three things have to happen to make this realignment occur but i think it's within our sights. >> i want

i had iran perfect.ou would have never had october 7 in israel, the attack by hamas , because iran was broke. it was stone cold broke when i was president. i want them to be a rich, great nation. the only thing is, one thing, simple -- they cannot have a nuclear weapon. they got to go fast, because they are fairly close to having one, and they are not going to have one. we have to do something very harsh, we will do it. i am doing it for the world. these are radicalized people. they cannot have a nuclear weapon. >> does not include a strike on uranian -- iranian nuclear facilities? pres. trump: of course it does. >> you mentioned you are open to reporting individuals were not illegal aliens, does that include fully naturalized american citizens? pres. trump: if they are criminals and hit people with baseball bats over the head that happened to me 90 years old, if they rape 87-year-old woman in coney island, brooklyn, yeah, that includes them. do you think they are a special category of person? they are a

he wants a deal with iran. fundamentally, he's asking for the same thing that every single american president has been asking for since the dawn of time. >> he's got a lot of balls in the air right now, but i feel like he inherited a world in chaos. the balls were already in the air. he's doing his level best to try to land them. and i pray to god that he does, because there's a lot of things to get well out of hand beyond what they are right now. >> all right. ain't that the truth? everyone, thank you very much. and thank you for watching. don't miss tomorrow night's news night. we have a special one on one interview with melinda french gates. but in the meantime, you can catch me anytime on your favorite social media, instagram and tiktok. laura coates live starts right after this. >> paying rent should count for something with rent rewards from rocket mortgage. your rent counts toward buying a home. save up to $5,000 on your home with rent rewards. get started@rocket.com. >> how are folks 60 and older having

. >> algunos dicen que irán a probar suerte a este lugar, pero creen que la solución a largo plazo escontinúa informando a los desamparados sobre esta opción, la alcaldía dice que la comunidad reside cerca de aquí. estará segura el lugar será monitoreado alrededor. >> de esta área. va a haber una regla donde no va a poder ver campamentos cerca de aquí. >> este lugar abrirá sus puertas y comenzará a operar en junio de este año. estaremos pendientes para ver si que el alcalde denominó como un experimento . realmente da resultados en san josé. tamara mino univisión. .>> nos toca seguir de cerca este tema gracias a tamara y cambiamos. y es que la policía de san josé dijo que luego de casi tres décadas resolvió un caso de homicidio ocurrido en 1997. esto gracias a unas pruebas de adn. la investigación realizada en colaboración con la fiscalía del condado de santa clara, señaló a víctor raymond ferguson como el principal sospechoso fallecido en 2022. y es que, según la policía, las nuevas pruebas arrojan luz sobre el trágico caso y ofrece un cierre largamente esperado para la familia de la